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Build a production-ready multi-agent system where multiple AI agents coordinate to execute code, share results, and recover from errors. This cookbook demonstrates how to orchestrate multiple agents using HopX for secure code execution.

Overview

Multi-agent systems coordinate multiple AI agents to solve complex problems. Each agent can execute code, share results with other agents, and the system aggregates outcomes. This pattern is used in advanced AI systems where agents collaborate on tasks.

Prerequisites

  • HopX API key (Get one here)
  • Python 3.8+ or Node.js 16+
  • Understanding of async programming
  • Basic knowledge of agent orchestration patterns

Architecture

Implementation

Step 1: Basic Multi-Agent System

Create a system that coordinates multiple agents:

Step 2: Result Aggregation

Aggregate results from multiple agents:

Step 3: Error Recovery Patterns

Implement error recovery for failed agents:

Best Practices

Coordination

Use a message queue or shared state system for agents to communicate results and coordinate tasks.
  1. Task Distribution: Distribute tasks evenly across agents
  2. State Sharing: Share necessary state between agents
  3. Result Aggregation: Aggregate results efficiently
  4. Error Handling: Handle agent failures gracefully

Performance

  1. Parallel Execution: Execute independent tasks in parallel
  2. Resource Management: Monitor and limit resource usage
  3. Caching: Cache common results between agents
  4. Load Balancing: Balance load across agents

Reliability

  1. Retry Logic: Implement retry for transient failures
  2. Fallback Agents: Use fallback agents when primary fails
  3. Health Checks: Monitor agent health
  4. Graceful Degradation: Continue with available agents

Real-World Examples

This pattern is used by:
  • AutoGPT: Multi-agent AI system
  • LangChain Multi-Agent: Agent orchestration framework
  • CrewAI: Multi-agent orchestration platform

Next Steps

  1. Implement agent communication protocol
  2. Add task queue for agent coordination
  3. Create agent health monitoring
  4. Implement dynamic agent scaling
  5. Add result persistence